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| − | Nominations are open for the '''Conservative of the Year 2024'''! ''We'll pick the top six soon from the list below of 53 (and growing) nominees''.
| + | Conservative of the Year 2024: '''President-elect [[Donald J. Trump]]''', for his decisive landslide victory against the [[Washington, D.C.|DC]] [[woke]] [[Establishment]], achieving the biggest victory for the [[GOP]] since 1988. |
| − | ==Frontrunners==
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| − | ''Need to trim these 8 to a final total of 6 winners, with optimal ranking also''
| + | First runner-up: [[European Council]] President and [[Hungarian]] [[Prime Minister]] '''[[Victor Orban]]''' for his courageous stand for [[Peace]] in [[Europe]], and for outspokenly and strongly standing for [[Trump]]. Orban correctly predicted that there is a “very, very high chance” that "[[Joe Biden]] would not be reelected," "describing that as a positive outcome."<ref>https://www.politico.com/news/2024/07/08/orban-trump-biden-election-00166745</ref> |
| − | *[[Donald Trump]] for his decisive landslide victory against the [[Washington, D.C.|DC]] [[woke]] [[Establishment]], achieving the biggest victory for the [[GOP]] since 1988.
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| − | *[[European Council]] President and [[Hungarian]] [[Prime Minister]] [[Victor Orban]] for his courageous stand for [[Peace]] in [[Europe]], and for outspokenly and strongly standing for [[Trump]]. Orban correctly predicted that there is a “very, very high chance” that "[[Joe Biden]] would not be reelected," "describing that as a positive outcome."<ref>https://www.politico.com/news/2024/07/08/orban-trump-biden-election-00166745</ref>
| + | ==Other frontrunners== |
| | *Rep. [[Victoria Spartz]] (R-IN), for courageously speaking out against [[Mike Johnson]] for [[House]] [[Speaker]], after Johnson (who apparently has a [[liberal]] staff) pushed the [[Dem]] agenda. | | *Rep. [[Victoria Spartz]] (R-IN), for courageously speaking out against [[Mike Johnson]] for [[House]] [[Speaker]], after Johnson (who apparently has a [[liberal]] staff) pushed the [[Dem]] agenda. |
| | *Rep. [[Nancy Mace]] (R-SC), for (1) forcing the [[House]] [[Speaker]] to ban an incoming [[transgender activist|transgender]] congressman-elect from using women's restrooms, (2) for filing [[impeachment and removal|impeachment]] papers that forced the inept [[Secret Service]] director to resign, (3) for obtaining the arrest of a [[transgender activist]] for allegedly overshaking her hand and causing her injury, (4) for standing up to ''swastika palestine'' protesters,<ref>[https://www.foxnews.com/video/6354684758112 Rep. Nancy Mace on anti-Israel protests: 'This isn't 1940's Germany'] | | *Rep. [[Nancy Mace]] (R-SC), for (1) forcing the [[House]] [[Speaker]] to ban an incoming [[transgender activist|transgender]] congressman-elect from using women's restrooms, (2) for filing [[impeachment and removal|impeachment]] papers that forced the inept [[Secret Service]] director to resign, (3) for obtaining the arrest of a [[transgender activist]] for allegedly overshaking her hand and causing her injury, (4) for standing up to ''swastika palestine'' protesters,<ref>[https://www.foxnews.com/video/6354684758112 Rep. Nancy Mace on anti-Israel protests: 'This isn't 1940's Germany'] |